Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-29

CT Indian with the Winchester returned followed by Riley. A general nring en- sued resulting in the death ot the small CT Indian. The larger Indian escaped under the cover Of darkness, but Was thought to be wounded. hr. Grow was immediately taken to Land q Hayes ranch. His wound though not serious IS very painful
 Word was immediately sent to the commanding officer st Fort Huaehuc8, and a detachment of Troop b, Fourih Cavalry, under charge Of Lleutensnts Walsh and Nolan, felt early sunday morning to scout the Whetstones Tor renegade. They returned Sunday eyeu- ing without success.
 From papers found on the dead In dian they must have been the same par ties that were seen Saturday noon be- tween Fairbank and Tombstone by J. c. Burnet. and the stable keeper st air. bank, who, while on their wsy from Fairbank to Tombstone in buggy, were stopped by two Indians CT Me1i- cans, aud under cover of Winchester and revolver were asked to give up what tobacco aud paper they had
 Some of the same pieces or paper taken from Burnett were found in the dead mans pocket.
 WASHINGTON. January, 2i-UndeT call of states the following bills wero in troduced and referred:
 By Morrow ot CallfornIa-A resolu- ton of the CallforEia legislature, asking for the restoration of ex-GovernOr Stoneman 10 the retired list cf the army with the rank of colonel.
 Springer 0f Illinois-Proposing for @ constitutional Rmendment changing the time for assembling of congress 10 tho first Wednesday of January of each year,
 Lqvler Of Illinois-A resolution d. reCtiug tte committee of naval affairs to inquire into the eXpediency of ImmsdI- ately Hppropristing five million dollars 10 be expended under the direction ot the secretary of the navy for the con strlction, equipment and armament ot such few vessels of war as may be deem e1 necessary.
 WAsHISGToS, January 2i-An inter esting and excited debate took place to- day ID the senate on the Canadian fish cry bIll, which provides for retaliation 3u Canada for her alleged violation ct the existing fishery treaty.
 Ingalls, made Bn impassiOnod speech, alleging unjust and wiIlful violation of the treaty by Canada in which she wus upheld by Englaod. He insisted that .Lese outrages EbOdld cease, or their continuance would b8 looked upon Gs 0 VIllful attempt to excite thIs country Co war. In the course Of the debate Mr, Eimunis asked Ingalls, whether be meant to say that auy sct which the people of the United States might con s.der a violation of the treaty was neces- sarily s casus belli!
 Iugalls-I mean; to say that declared, svowci and cpn:Iuuet violation of the treaty obligations or Ot internB.iCna, law. is casUs b.iiI-
 Edmunds-I: does not necessarily follow that evory breach oi treaty ls fol- lowed ty war.
 Ingaliy-How aUout the continuous, deliberate and E-!lful violation O, treaty!
 Edmunds-Thst Is a different thinS.
 Iugalls-ThAt is this case. This trou- hle has got to be settled, so far Rs this bill is concerned, either toy diplOmacy-G. by blood. England has Rlwsya been 6 ruilisD, A bnily al.5 { a-cOwnrd. insolent tc the U,-..E, iyreuicsI To the feeble, end crincing and oLseguious to tho strouC. Her history fer centuries h-s been G record of crime Rgs'cst Ihe human rlce, in Ireland. Scotland. Nales-sgairs the ROmsn CsfhOilG', against thc boers ci South Africa, against the Hlndoos and Chinese. Whenever there has been e. feeble, weak, helpless nation, Great Britain has been there for the purpose If rapGcity and plunder and conquest. England bears no good wal tO thls cpun- try. The remembrance of two defeats raukles, I dare say, m the breasts of En- glishmen. When l say iha. Great Brit aln IS not friendly tO this country, I mean that the ruling classes are ua- friendly Co this country. Her course has always been one of wrong. England cheated the south -ith false hopes of recogoision and injured the north by violation of neutrality. l believe that there is no special reciprocity of good will on the part of America towards E1- gland, There are few Americans who do not regret Waterloo, InCrr are few Americans who do not rec gnize the fact that the course of England towards this country hGs been cuC oi ius0leuCs, suspicion and outrage from the begin niug of our national existence, IL read tbis transaction Rrigat, fhere is n purpose on the part of Great Britain to secure pesceful solution or s pacific Ofthe doubtful provisions of the treaty of ISIS, but rather delib- aIate purpose to foment irritation and discon;cnt between Canada and tine UniJed States and tO prevent pBcifica- ton ID the immediate future. which would be in, vitBlla fl both people were left to the opefFtIOB oi the natural lavs uf trade and society. 1 see very plainly what the purpose of Great Britain haS been in the matter. She desires to Ttu-I der IL impossible for free Bnd friendly reciprocal relations (political and other wise) 10 exist between Car ada and the United States.
 Eysrts Urgued m support of the bill, which he said was not IE the nature ot b menace or tending st all in that dIrec- ton. So far from the bill tending tC war or tending to umbrage, is was in tended to have n contrary effect
 RiddlcbergeT opposed the bill because it,w6s m tts nature of a treaty with Great BritHiu. He wanted no treaty.
 After some further debate the bill wns passed; yeas X. nBys ].
 TREsCcTT. January 2i-The house and council are at loEceIheads, the council killing house bills. The house is inde- The week promises 10 be in- iatesting as several pet measures backed 5y combinations will be introduced.
 The House Bill permitting judges sum monIng grand and trial jn0rs in Rny county of their district, indefinitely post poucd.
 Peel introduced c substitute that the judiciary committee Of both houses meet jointly every day, and go over the work lf the commission and Tepor. Co the re- speotive houses r. look- like E niger i1 the fence. Motion abUu, printing two hurdred additional copies of the luditor's report, lost Motion Co Hi iouTn seems very popular,
 PRESCOTT, January 25-C0uncil-Aa- lerson moved that the committee Cn ways and means take the revenue laws lnder consideration and report upon the 1 same.
 Foster offered . resolution that the l committee Investigating tGo insane Esy- um commissioners be authorized to is ;ne subp@nHs and to administer oEths, | m order to enable them tO make a full l md complete report. Carried.